What signals do you actually track?
Six categories: product and pricing, AI and automation, new hires and layoffs, funding and acquisitions, content and distribution, and market and regulation. For each competitor we watch their pricing pages, product updates, job boards, homepage, and integrations pages directly, plus broader web sources.
How is this different from Klue, Crayon, or Google Alerts?
Klue and Crayon are enterprise tools built for larger teams. Debriefing delivers the same six categories at lower cost, in a short read built for founders. Google Alerts only catches published news.
What data sources do you use?
We watch competitor websites, pricing pages, homepages, product updates, job boards, integrations, LinkedIn, public web evidence, review sites, funding databases, and product communities.
Is this worth it for a company my size?
If competitor moves affect your roadmap, your pricing, or your positioning, this saves research time and puts the evidence in front of you faster.
How quickly do I get my first debrief?
Within minutes of signing up. We build your watchlist, run a first scan across all six categories, and send the debrief by email.
What if there is nothing new to report?
If a category has no new activity we say so in one line. A quiet cycle is useful information, and it still builds the trend line.